Trebbiolo farm - Celle, Tuscany, Italy - Barns on Waymarking.com

About agritourisme

"Italian agritourism is an original form of tourism in the countryside that has developed in Italy over the last thirty years. Its unique feature is that it can only be practiced on farms and by farmers, who are its true protagonists.
Agritourism, often referred to as agrotourism or farm holidays, has by now become a cultural phenomenon that is spreading to many countries in the world, particularly in Europe, thanks to the great attraction the countryside holds for an increasingly urbanized society. Thus the farm, surrounded by greenery and the rural landscape, becomes a place for a complete but simple rural experience, far from the formalities and bustle of the city. In Italian, the word agriturismo is used both for the phenomenon of tourism in the country and for the tourist farm itself (e.g. “I went on holiday at an agriturismo”). Nowadays, even many foreign tourists prefer to use the word agriturismo instead of one of its many translations."

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About the Trebellio farm:
"The tranquility of the Tuscan countryside, the comfort of finely restored apartments and the warm-hearted welcome of your hosts. These are the hallmarks of Agriturismo Trebbiolo that will make your holiday an unforgettable experience.
These are the hallmarks of Agriturismo Trebbiolo that will make your holiday an unforgettable experience."

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Construction: Stone Is this a 'working' barn?: Stable (used to house farm animals) Distinctive Features: Other (describe below) Other Distinctive Features: The agritourism business in Italy allows people to get up close and personal with the agricultural world. We stayed at this location during our holidays in Italy. Cows wandering around the holiday "space", tools, tractors and other equipment closeby. It was a great experience. Rating - Please Rate this Barn: Other: Not listed

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